Out door-knocking today and met a lady whose twenty-five year old daughter is a doctor. She advised me in no uncertain terms that it's up to all politicians to stop 'playing politics' with the NHS and put it above politics.
http://bma.org.uk/working-for-change/nhs-campaign-2015.
A portion of this shows how the Health & Social Care Act 2012 seems to have favoured profitability of services over patient care at the expense of integration within the NHS.
Tuesday 5 May 2015
EUTHANASIA & ABORTION: THE CONNECTION - SUTTON SENIOR CITIZENS' FORUM
A nation is judged by how it treats its most vulnerable, eg its elderly and its unborn.
They say 'what goes around, comes around'.
Today's elderly generation was previously the Swinging Sixties generation.
If ever assisted suicide (euthanasia by another title) becomes legalised then today's elderly generation - esp its most vulnerable members - could well find itself being terminated by the very succeeding generations that it set out to terminate through its tacit allowance, if not active support for, legalised abortion.
Not only this but also today's senior citizens would have considerably higher pensions were it not for the loss of eight million taxpayers and NI contributors lost through abortion since 1967. Could this by why the retirement age, for today's generation of workers, has had to be increased to sixty-six? Could this be the reason why, on average, both men & women are having to pay £20.00 in NI contributions extra to make up for The Lost Generations?
The panel chairman, though admitting it was an interesting question, felt it was inappropriate for this meeting and asked the audience to agree with her ..
At least one attendee had received one of my leaflets.
We are reaping what we have sown since the Swinging Sixties.
They say 'what goes around, comes around'.
Today's elderly generation was previously the Swinging Sixties generation.
If ever assisted suicide (euthanasia by another title) becomes legalised then today's elderly generation - esp its most vulnerable members - could well find itself being terminated by the very succeeding generations that it set out to terminate through its tacit allowance, if not active support for, legalised abortion.
Not only this but also today's senior citizens would have considerably higher pensions were it not for the loss of eight million taxpayers and NI contributors lost through abortion since 1967. Could this by why the retirement age, for today's generation of workers, has had to be increased to sixty-six? Could this be the reason why, on average, both men & women are having to pay £20.00 in NI contributions extra to make up for The Lost Generations?
The panel chairman, though admitting it was an interesting question, felt it was inappropriate for this meeting and asked the audience to agree with her ..
At least one attendee had received one of my leaflets.
We are reaping what we have sown since the Swinging Sixties.
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